Is ARod officially back to his old value now?

[pokerplaya]

Doesn't he have to have MORE surgery before 2010?

This is a good point...I had forgotten about this. If he does indeed have more surgery, depending on the prognosis and his recovery time, one might need to adjust accordingly.

[KCollins1304]

Doesn't he have to have MORE surgery before 2010?

This is a good point...I had forgotten about this. If he does indeed have more surgery, depending on the prognosis and his recovery time, one might need to adjust accordingly.

I had addressed that with my initial post.

He isn't definitely having the 2nd part of the surgery, if it heals well enough on its own the 2nd part won't be necessary apparently.

[pokerplaya]

Doesn't he have to have MORE surgery before 2010?

This is a good point...I had forgotten about this. If he does indeed have more surgery, depending on the prognosis and his recovery time, one might need to adjust accordingly.

I had addressed that with my initial post.

He isn't definitely having the 2nd part of the surgery, if it heals well enough on its own the 2nd part won't be necessary apparently.

Apparently I don't read your posts.

[MotorCityKitties]

As an Arod owner in a keeper I hope he does have the second surgery so he can just put the whole hip thing behind him. I know the angle of this thread is for next year in a redraft, but he still has 9 years on that contract and it would make sense to fully fix his hip.

[KCollins1304]

As an Arod owner in a keeper I hope he does have the second surgery so he can just put the whole hip thing behind him. I know the angle of this thread is for next year in a redraft, but he still has 9 years on that contract and it would make sense to fully fix his hip.

I think they only won't have the surgery if it is completely unnecessary. If there is a chance of it flaring up, the Yankees are definitely going to have him go through with the surgery since they'll be on the books for 8 more years.